Bøker av Ed Wuensche

Ed Wuensche founded Greater Houston Business Services in 1971. Having provided financial statements over many years, he has observed and identified practical information which can lead to a successful business. He writes about it in Bookkeeping Management, information which can be easily learned without any previous accounting knowledge. Point 1: Learning the components of the Income Statement and Balance Sheet. You will learn the> Point 2: Understanding how the business is doing on a profit bases. That means knowing how to detect problems in your business by studying the Income Statement and Balance Sheet. These statements should> Point 3: Make sure your books are kept on the accrual basis, not the cash basis. This book explains> Point 4: Make sure your Income Statement and Balance Sheet are correct. Bookkeeping Management shows you what to do to assure those statements are true. Though you may have> Point 5: You bought an apple for $5.00 and sold it for $10.00. You expected a $5.00 profit, but the books show you only made $2.00. Explore why that happens. Similar examples can apply to sales of services as well. The book explains how a lower than expected profit is usually due to an operational or theft problem. Point 6: Besides the above, events can happen that can derail the business unexpectedly. This book has 30 pages of tips, pitfall stories, other information, and 7 client stories with lessons learned. NOTE: Learn as much as you can on you own about your particular industry, expected and unexpected shocks that could affect profits. That could save you lots of heartaches down the>The greatest tragedy is a competent business owner, who works long hours every day, but makes little profit or goes out of business. Bookkeeping Management, is a practical 172 page guide and can be very helpful to such a person or to someone just going into business. Buy today to have maybe one of the most informative and practical business books you can read.

In the 1st half of Bookkeeping Journey, the author recounts his history of gathering clients when he opened his business in 1971. To start his bookkeeping business, he rented an office and installed a telephone. But having no clients, he had to solicit local businesses, door to door, in order to acquire them. He was reluctant to inquire of business owners who probably did not need him, but he did acquire a critical first of many clients. He provided financial statements and other services for over 50 kinds of businesses and did tax returns for many of them. Lots of these interesting stories describe the business owner's situation when the bookkeeper obtained him/her as a client. The author shares his personal observations of his clients' ups and downs from business decisions they make. Other unrelated topics are covered: The second half of the book addresses the importance of learning to understand an Income Statement & Balance Sheet. Though not as comprehensive as the 2nd book, described below, it gives information on how to manage from these statements. You will be amazed how easy it is to learn the structure of these financial statements and how to use the available information to make successful business decisions.Bookkeeping Journey is one of three books available for sale. Each of the three books has its own purpose.The second book, Bookkeeping Management, focuses solely on how to understand and manage using the information from your Income Statement and Balance Sheet. Examples with explanations are given. No prior bookkeeping knowledge is required. Other various financial topics are discussed. (178 pages)The third book, Organization Members' Financial Statements Guide is 66 pages excerpted from Bookkeeping Management. It is written to help members grasp the impact of the financial statements referenced at a meeting.The web site is www.bookkeepingmanagement.com.